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Number One

When you're number one there's only one way to go... down.

1969·1h 40m·4.9out of 10·12 votes

Drama

A former football hero cannot accept his career is over. He loses himself in alcohol and women.

Directed by Tom Gries

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TrailerNumber One (1969) Original Trailer [HD]

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Cast

Charlton Heston

Ron "Cat" Catlan

Jessica Walter

Julie Catlan

Bruce Dern

Richie Fowler

John Randolph

Coach James Southerd

Diana Muldaur

Ann Marley

G.D. Spradlin

Doctor Tristler

Steve Franken

Robin

Al Hirt

Himself

Bart Burns

Coach Davis

Mike Henry

Walt Chaffee

Roy Jenson

Roy Nelson

Ernie Barnes

Deke Coleman

Bobby Troup

Harvey Hess

George Sperdakos

Doctor Overstreet

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Facts

Released
Aug 21, 1969
Runtime
1h 40m
Status
Released
Language
English
Country
United States of America

Where to watch

United States, via TMDB.

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